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鲤鱼打挺 (lǐ yú dǎ tǐng)

鲤鱼打挺
lǐ yú dǎ tǐng
Traditional: 鯉魚打挺

Meaning

Characters and stroke order

鲤 lǐ
carp
radical 195 ⿂ · 15 strokes
鱼 yú
fish
radical 195 ⿂ · 8 strokes
打 dǎ
to attack, to beat, to hit, to strike
radical 64 ⼿ · 5 strokes
挺 tǐng
to straighten, to stand upright; rigid, stiff
radical 64 ⼿ · 9 strokes

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